This six-night route bolts India's dramatic southern tip onto the classic Kerala circuit, finishing at Kanyakumari where three seas meet.
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This six-night route bolts India's dramatic southern tip onto the classic Kerala circuit, finishing at Kanyakumari where three seas meet. It suits travellers who want geographic and cultural completeness, capping the trip at the very end of the subcontinent. The arc moves from Munnar's tea highlands through Thekkady's spice forests, onto an Alleppey houseboat, a beach night at Kovalam, and finally to Cape Comorin for sunrise and sunset over the meeting of the Arabian Sea, Bay of Bengal and Indian Ocean. Terrain spans highland, forest, backwater, coast and headland, with the longest drives in the southern leg. Expect tea estates, a Periyar cruise, a houseboat night, the Vivekananda Rock Memorial and the towering Thiruvalluvar statue. Comfortable most of the year, clearest skies outside the monsoon. starting at INR 38,000 per person. Covers Munnar 2N, Thekkady 1N, Alleppey 1N, Kovalam 1N, Kanyakumari 1N.
Land at Kochi and drive about four hours into the Western Ghats to Munnar through tea and spice country. Check in and settle into the cool hill air for the evening.
Explore the estates with stops at Mattupetty Dam, Echo Point and the Tata Tea Museum for a tasting. Plantation drives and viewpoints round out a day among the green hillsides.
Drive to Thekkady for a Periyar Lake boat ride and a spice plantation glimpse, then continue to Alleppey to board a private houseboat on Vembanad Lake for an overnight backwater cruise with meals onboard.
Disembark after breakfast and drive south to Kovalam, reaching the Arabian Sea coast in time for a relaxed evening and sunset over the crescent coves.
Drive on to Kanyakumari at India's southern tip. In the evening watch the famous sunset over the meeting of three seas, then explore the seafront and bazaar.
Rise early for the celebrated Kanyakumari sunrise, then take the ferry to the Vivekananda Rock Memorial and see the towering Thiruvalluvar statue offshore, subject to ferry timings and sea conditions.
After a final morning at the cape, transfer to Thiruvananthapuram airport, roughly two to three hours away, for your onward flight.
November to February for the clearest sunrise and sunset views; March-May is hot and hazy.
10 minutes each way. Queues can be long in peak season; arrive by 9am for shorter waits.
Yes. The Kanyakumari Devi temple is the main shrine; the Vivekananda Rock and Thiruvalluvar statue are nearby on offshore rocks.
Yes. Tamil Nadu cuisine is largely vegetarian and the hotel restaurants serve full Indian veg menus.
About 2.5 hours by AC vehicle. Smooth NH road with good viewpoints en route.
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